Saturday 15th Feb 2023 was a very busy day in the club. At midday there was a meeting of all the boats that are interested in doing the club Euro trip this year, if you could not attend but are interested in doing this trip, please contact the Rear Commodore who will pass it on…
The countdown to Christmas has officially started. The last club event of the year was held on the night of the 14th of December. The Club Xmas party, starting at 19:00 hrs and with 20+ members in attendance, was a fine feast laid on by the committee. After the banquet, The raffle raised over £130…
Considering how Storm Bert was making its presence felt today, with almost constant 35 to 40-knot winds, we had a surprising turnout of members for the 2024 NFYC Club AGM. After two years in the position of Commodore, Brian retired and handed his flag over to Janet for the foreseeable future. This had been Brian’s…
After an epic 11 years in the position of Secretary, today Margaret resigned her position and took part in her final meeting. The club AGM 2024. Here, the outgoing Commodore presented her with a very large mounted photo of Wat Tyler, as a keepsake and thank you, from the club. Unfortunately, Elaine, our treasurer, also…
A great chance to buy & sell a wide range of boating and water based activity equipment.Kicking off outside the NF yacht clubhouse at 12pm, parking and refreshments available.
Please join us for our fitting out supper on the 6th April, to celebrate the beginning of the season and (hopefully!) better weather. A buffet will be provided with a variety of options, please contact the Vice Commodore to buy tickets and give any dietary requirements.
The fleet left NFYC at 20.30 on Friday after pizza & passage planning in the club house. This was a new experience for 2 crews as it was dark and navigating the River Crouch through Burnham to the River Roach of a night was not something they had previously done. This was our first stop…
It was a very busy weekend for the members of the NFYC with lots going’s on. On Friday 12th May Menhic left for Brightlingsea, Jo and John had taken on a spare deck hand, his task’s were taking photos of his feet and getting a sun tan, eating and drinking as much as Jo could…